One of the biggest conflicts in the book is The Battle of Lexington. An army of no more than 80 men formed to face a army of a thousand men. The main character Adam has his father killed in the battle. I believe that it is resolved because Adam goes home after all of the battles and life returns to normalcy accept he lives without his father.
Another conflict is his father dies. Adam always felt that his father never appreciated him or loved him. Although before the battle his father holds him close and tells him he loves him. Adam then realizes that the reason his father seemed mad at him always was because he loves him and was looking out for him.
Nice piece Ryan!
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